Rachel’s Tomb Also Belongs to Christians
UNESCO claims Rachel’s Tomb and the Patriarchs’ Cave are not exclusively Jewish sites and also belong to Christians and Muslims.
Einstein letters about Nazis to be auctioned in U.S.
“Every German who has the opportunity, by living away from Germany, to be healthy and stay out of life-threatening danger, should see it as their obligation to do so.
Nearly 3,000-year-old tomb of female singer found in Egypt
The woman, Nehmes Bastet, was a singer for the supreme deity Amon Ra during the Twenty-Second Dynasty (945-712 BC), according to an inscription on a wooden plaque found in the tomb.
Classical find: Rare Beethoven letter tells of composer’s money woes and illnesses
In the letter, Beethoven asks harpist and composer Franz Anton Stockhausen to help find advance buyers for the mass.
Temple Menorah Stamp Affirms Jewish Claim to Land
Like a historic seal of approval to Jews' claims to their Land, a stamp with Menorah is found in Akko.
A CRY OF COPTS
Short history of Copts.
A human touch for ancient scripts at Italy’s book hospital
Founded in 1938 to preserve Italy’s priceless archives, the laboratory is tucked away inside a walled garden in the city centre. “This interdisciplinary institute was the first of its kind in the world,” Bicchieri said.
Second Temple Era Seal Unveiled
The Israel Antiquities Authority unveiled a rare ancient seal that underscores the bond of the Jewish people to Jerusalem.
A Chanukah Treasure
Rabbi Dr. Eliyahu Safran shares another look at one of loveliest and largest dreidel collections in the world with Arutz Sheva's readers.
1,600 Year Old Bathhouse Uncovered in Judea
A newly discovered bathhouse may have been used by owners of a wealthy estate or was part of an inn on an ancient road.